Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend
Miss Josephine Federle returns home after a two week visit with relatives in Cincinnati. James Connelley of Milan conducts business in town Saturday. Clifford Wright of Cincinnati visits relatives here last week. Local youths attend the Penntown dance Saturday night. Miss Lizzie Martin and a companion return to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Federle
Cincinnati
James Connelley
Milan
Clifford Wright
Local Society Notes From Blue Creek and Greensburg
George Huber and wife visited Jacob Huber on Blue Creek Ohio river salt of E R Behlmer's. Mrs J Pohlman and children visited J J Harvey at St Marys. H Hartman a Cincinnati dry goods drummer called on customers here Tuesday. Mrs Margaret Behlmer and daughter Emma Becker of Minnesota left for Greensburg Monday to visit Er Selke and family. Dr Elliott is visiting friends and relatives in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hartman
Cincinnati
Margaret Behlmer
Emma Becker
Minnesota
Greensburg
Er. Selke
Becker
Dr. Elliott
Kentucky
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Said to Cure Sores
Mrs Nannie Galleger of Lattranage Georgia used Bucklen's Arnica Salve on great head and facial sores to save her life from frightful distituremat. The salve cured rapidly and exceeded her hopes curing sores bruises skin eruptions cuts burns scalds and piles. G A Baus druggist guarantees the cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Galleger
Lattranage
Buckien
G. A. Baus
Penntown notes and local visits reported in week
Dr Birchfield of Suaman visited Wednesday. Mr Podd of Holman delivered peaches to Batesville. Mr Garrison and wife and Andrew Miller did business at Suaman Thursday. Mr Wangenmeyer hosts Cincinnati relatives. Mrs Schuerman and Lydia Sunman visited Mrs Miller. Win Stevenson Sunman visited Penntown. Leyley Bros Penntown offer corn harvest and shredding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Podd
Holman
Batesville
Mr. Garrison
Suaman
Local Notes From Sharps Corner Highlight Returnees and Visits
Miss Lizzie Aldendorf returned to Cincinnati Sunday after a week at home. H Wittkamper and wife and mother attended services at Spades Sunday. Theodore Pohlman and wife of Morris visited Mrs. F Wittkamper Sunday afternoon. Lewis Wittkamper made a business trip to Morris Monday. Henry Schomber traveled to Batesville Monday. Lew Kneer and niece of Lawrenceville spent Sunday with J Bauman. Several youths attended Hayes Osburn who did business at Morris Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wittkamper
Spades
Theodore Pohlman
Morris
F. Wittkamper
Lewis Wittkamper
Henry Schomber
Batesville
Lew Kneer
Lawrenceville
J. Bauman
Dr King's New Life Pills Paved to Health
An advertorial notes a mirror reflecting a blotchy sallow complexion and claims Dr King's New Life Pills regulate the liver purify the blood and improve skin and complexion, available for 25 cents at Baas' drug store.
Progress notes from local community events and visits
G W Bower attended the Baptist Association at Richmond Indiana last week. Many local residents attended church at Penntown Sunday to hear the new minister. Arthur Ahrends left for West Point after a two month vacation with his mother. Mrs H Westerman’s sister from Cincinnati visits two weeks. Tony Schneider spent Sunday with relatives in St Peters. Christ Rohling of Cincinnati visited his parents. H Pressie entertained relatives from abroad last week. The rains helped late planting despite arriving after early corn. Henry Schweitzer was ill last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penntown
Community Notes From Newport Area
Miss Bert and Edna Schulte returned to Newport Kentucky last Friday after a lengthy visit with friends. Rev Thomas Shoemaker of Alabama visited Rev Groves and family last week. Mrs Dr Moore and a Cincinnati friend are visiting. A number of young folks were entertained at the home of William Rahe Thursday evening. Several youths attended at Harrison Benham's Tuesday evening and reported a good time. Edwin Boldrey will leave next week for Boston to enter a theological seminary. W L Pryor will have a sale on the 28th inst and will soon move to Titusville to take charge of the county asylum. Grant Johnson and family of Versailles were guests Sunday. A festival will be held at the Elrod school house next Thursday evening hosted by the Home Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pryor
Elrod School
Home Circle
Shinkle Cure for Dyspepsia Praised in Isle of Mulberry Grove Ad
A dated testimonial from H T Davis on March 16 1900 at Mulberry Grove Isl endorses Dr F L Shinkle Cure for Dyspepsia noting sixty two bottles sold since October and satisfaction with the remedy. G A Baas also sells the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Grove
Isl
F. L. Shinkle
Shinkle
H. T. Davis
G. A. Baas
Versailles Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Small Town Life
Frank Hunter of Indiana visited relatives as Ed Hancock traveled to Cincinnati and returned. Vern Dickerson of Osgood and Walter Schuman of Sunman visited Versailles. A nine player game from Osgood ended 10 to 2 in rain. Grant Johnson and family sold their north town property and moved to the Strockinger building. Miss Tillie Cannon, Miss Nell Francisco, and Miss Carrie Wright visited relatives. Marriage licenses issued for Ora Lamb and Nellie Jarvis. John Cox and Eonth Foremain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
Versailles
Grant Johnson
Strockinger
Ora D. Lamb
Elrod
Nellie Jarvis
Cross Plains
John Cox
Napoleon
Eonth Foremain
Bennettsville Editor Credits Cure for Dyspepsia
Editor S A Brown of Bennettsville DC recounts how his wife suffered from stomach distress but improved after four bottles of electric Bitters. She gained strength, vigor returned, and she can now eat anything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Brown
Bennettsville
D C
Local Social Notes and Weekend Ball Result Totals
New Porm R Ballman entertains cousins from the city. Miss Ollie Marlin returns to Peppertown after a visit. Miss Bessie Moodey visited New Pennington and Miss Cora Starks attended a Batesville reception. Home team beat Morris boys 8 to 5. Goldie Moodey celebrated her ninth birthday with a surprise. Newpoint Juniors lost to Oldenburg 18 to 8. Louis Luikman and Mae Hazen from Greensburg called on her parents. Tri County Sunday School Association meets at the Christian church on the third Sunday in September. Will McKim and Clarence Black of Greensburg visited Mary and Mae Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Luikman
Mae Hazen
Greensburg
Tri-County Sunday School Association
The
Christian Church
Their Secret is Out in Sadieville Health Turnaround
In Sadieville Kentucky crowds learn the cause of Mrs S P Whittaker’s long breast chest condition improving drastically. Her husband credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing her throat and lung troubles and also saving their granddaughter from a severe whooping cough. Trial bottles free at Baas drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadieville
S. P. Whittaker
Baas’ Drug Store
Milan News Notes Local Visitors And Staffing Change
Martin Steuer of Dillsboro works as bartender at the King hotel in Milan. James Montgomery from Cincinnati visits friends this week. Miss Kate Gross of Indianapolis visits Miss Mamie Williams, with Estel Bielby of Sunman visiting Sunday. Jack Stille of Sunman calls on friends last week. Wm Peters and wife of Versailles visit Dr. D C Roney's home. J Fuller of Cincinnati visits his father Sunday. J Frank Hutchison of Corinth Wyoming buys and leads the Milan Times. Mrs. Thomas Toole joins husband in Anderson. Misses Bertha and Cecil Schofield of New Marion visit sister Mrs John Smith. Harry Snider and Wagner of Osgood call on fair danes Sunday. Leon Levy returns from a visit to College Corner Ohio.
Local Visitors and Obituary Noted in Milan Milieu
H A Morrup made a business trip to Osgood Monday. Captain Hamilton of Delaware began a new residence. Ray Cottingham of Indianapolis visits home folks. Geo Ross visited Manchester Sunday. Anna Laws Shockley widow of E B Shockley passed after months of illness. Funeral at Milan M E church led by the Eastern Star with floral tributes including a five pointed star in order colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Di—ep
Anna Laws Shockley
E. BP. Shockley
M. E
Milan
Order of the Eastern Star
Order
Ladies Foreign Missionary Society
Big Four Excursions to Major Western and Mountain Points
Low round trip rates from now through Oct 20 1901 apply from the Big Four to Colorado Springs Denver Pueblo Glenwood Springs Ogden Salt Lake City Hot Springs Deadwood Lead St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth Tickets valid for return until Oct 31 1901 Information via local agents on the Big Four route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colorado Springs
Denver
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Lead
South Dakota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Minn
Big Four
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Boston
Supreme Court tests grandfather clauses amid suffrage debate
The Washington Letter discusses the effort to strike down southern grandfather clauses and the resulting impact on black suffrage. It argues that invalidating the clauses would still limit southern voting by educational and property tests, preserving white literacy-based weight, while noting naval reforms and credit to Lieut. Joseph Strauss for turret invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Crandfather
South
North
Sampson
Key West
Santiago
Schley
Admiral Sampson
Naval Ordnance Bureau
Joseph Strauss
Indian Head Proving Station
Bureau
Strauss
Hay Faces Delicate Central American Crisis in Isthmian Era
The piece praises Secretary Hay for handling tense Central American affairs amid Monroe doctrine sensitivities. It notes naval movements to safeguard isthmian communications and deter European intervention while US diplomacy, via legations and ambassadors, aims to quell guerilla warfare on Colombia's frontiers with tacit regional approvals and a track record of successful negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Central America
South
United States
Washington
Isthmus
Colombia
Castro
Venezuela
Nicaragua
Ecuador
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lizzie Martin
Lady Friend
George Huber
Jacob Huber
Blue Creek
Ohio River
E. R. Behlmer
J. N. Pohlman's
Penntow TD
Dr. Birchfield
Andrew Miller
Mr. Wangenmeyer
Win. Stevenson
Sunman
Penntown Folks
Stahley Bros., of
Sharps Cornee
Lizzie Aldendorf
Hayes Osburn
G. W. Bower
Baptist Association
Richmond
Ind
Arthur Ahrends
West Point
Tony Schneider
St. Peters
Christ Rohlting
H. Pressie
Henry Schweitzer
Bhlrod
Bert
Edna Schulte
Newport
Thos. Shoemaker
Alabama
Groves
Tolks
Harrison Benham
Edwin Boldrey
Versatligies
Frank Hunter
Indianpolis
Ed Hancock
Mr. Holton
Taylor
Vern. Dickerson
Walter Schuman
Tillie Cannon
Aurora
Nell Francisco
Carrie Wright
R.ballman
Ollie Marlin
Peppertown
Bessie Moodey
New Pennington
Cora Starks
Morris Boys
Goldie Moodey
Newpoint
Oldenburg
Messrs
Will McKim
Clarence Black
Mary and
Mae Greene
Martin Steuer
Dillsbero
King Hotel
James Montgomery
Kate Gross
Indianapolis
Mamie Williams
Estel Bielby
Jack Stille
Wm. Peters
J. Fuller
J. Frank Hutchison
Corinth, Wy
Mian Times
Mr. Hutchison
Thomas Toole
Anderson
Bertha and
Cecil Schofield
New Marion
Mrs
John Smith
Harry Snider
Wagner
Leon Levy
College Corner
Jardinieres
Greemann, Waker & Gompary
H. A. Morrup
Captain Hamilton
Delaware
Ray Cottingham
Geo. Ross
Manchester
Indian Head
nGame
Po G. Aasnow & GO
Patent Lawyers
Washington, D.C
E. C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Big
Tion
W.j.lynch
W. P. Deppe
G.P
T. Agt
T. A
John Meyer & Bro
John Dittus
Henry Buschmann
Third Street
Central Avenue
Grand Central Depot
GaTelephone No
Ohio
Union Furniture Company
Batesville, Indiana
W.J. Deppe
AGT
A.G. Pas T. A
Johno Cravens
Cravens, Batesville
Cravens & Cravens
Wallace Campbell, D. OD. S
Greemann, Wilker & CO
Herman H. Wessel
Church
Huntersville, Ind
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